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The Lake District is a serenely beautiful part of northern England, known for its glacial ribbon lakes and the natural beauty. There’s a reason it’s protected as one of England’s few national parks and loved so much by tourists. Though it’s popular, it’s surrounded with quaint towns and easy-going locals. So what is there to do there? Let us tell…

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After the Everest region, the Annapurna mountains are probably the most famous trekking destination in Nepal. I was lucky enough to explore some of the area on foot a few years ago, so here’s my guide to what to expect when you’re trekking in this part of the country. Stunning scenery I know this will be something that everyone says…

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Although you might be excited about the prospect of seeing Machu Picchu in all its glory, don’t rush your walk on the Inca Trail. While Machu Picchu may be the most famous ruins left by this civilisation, they are far from the only ones tucked away in the Andes. Here’s a guide to some of the fascinating sites you can…

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